Albake21
Ibanez Nerd
Yeah I'm going to try replacing it with a Graph tech and see what happens. Thanks!IMO/IME, it's always the nut, rather than tuners, that lead to better tuning stability.
Yeah I'm going to try replacing it with a Graph tech and see what happens. Thanks!IMO/IME, it's always the nut, rather than tuners, that lead to better tuning stability.
Yup the 43x6, that is correct.Hello all.
Would this nut be a direct fit?
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Yup the 43x6, that is correct.
Is that satin? Mine has a gloss finish...
Couldn't resist this top so it's on it's way to me very soon. Now I'm wondering if I should replace the nut with a black or a white one.
Is that satin? Mine has a gloss finish...
Ah never mind it's gloss like mine.I have no idea. Here you can see more pictures of it:
http://briansguitars.com/product/paul-reed-smith-se-mark-holcomb-satin-trampas-green-limited-run-6
Ah never mind it's gloss like mine.
Eh not really when it's just a veneer like this. When it's a nice top I prefer gloss, but when it's not I prefer satin for the playability. It's just a bit more comfortable on my forearm. I used to be a lot more satin only, but now I just go with what looks better.Don't you like gloss? The finish "pops" more with a gloss finish I guess?
Eh not really when it's just a veneer like this. When it's a nice top I prefer gloss, but when it's not I prefer satin for the playability. It's just a bit more comfortable on my forearm. I used to be a lot more satin only, but now I just go with what looks better.
It might honestly be my all time favorite 6 string and that's comparing to a ton of way more expensive guitars. I truly wish I could get a USA made version of the exact same guitar. Sadly the USA Holcombs are way over priced. I did end up changing the nut a few days ago with a black graph tech. I love it so much that I've been thinking about building a Kiesel Crescent to very similar specs and then throwing in a pair of Alpha/Omegas.I understand. How do you like the playability of the guitar? Saw you posted a pic of it back a few pages. Did you change the nut etc yet? I think I'll do that pretty soon after getting mine.
It might honestly be my all time favorite 6 string and that's comparing to a ton of way more expensive guitars. I truly wish I could get a USA made version of the exact same guitar. Sadly the USA Holcombs are way over priced. I did end up changing the nut a few days ago with a black graph tech. I love it so much that I've been thinking about building a Kiesel Crescent to very similar specs and then throwing in a pair of Alpha/Omegas.
I honestly think this guitar feels amazing for what it costs and being made in Korea. I'm at work right now, but I can take a picture when I get home. I feel like the white would have worked better for this guitar, but I much prefer black no matter the guitar.That sounds great, really looking forward to getting it! Had a 1998 Custom 22 before, but had to sell it unfortunately. This will be my first PRS since then (although the old one was a USA model ofc) I'm just wondering if I should go with a black or a white nut. Can you post a pic of yours with a black nut?
That Trampas Green looks so slick, although I feel like double cream or zebra pickups and cream pickup rings would make it look really slick, and bone/white tusq nut. It'd be such a sleeper metal axe then.
Couldn't resist this top so it's on it's way to me very soon. Now I'm wondering if I should replace the nut with a black or a white one.
Yeah, i was considering some WHITE pickup rings for a mire proper «PRS look» haha
Here you go @hypotc
The more I look at it, the more I'm glad I went with the black. White always looked cheap to me.